Andrew Bezak (2027 OF, Fulton, MD) showed off some two-way capability on both sides of the field by tossing two scoreless frames with four strikeouts on the bump while collecting two base knocks offensively. He possesses young strength in the arm, topping out at 75 mph on the hill with controlled mechanics from the right side. 

Tyler Derice (2027 C, Hanover, MA) notched a pair of hits on the day, including a solid pull side double in his second plate appearance. He was able to utilize his lower half and hips throughout the process of the swing with some present bat speed and natural lift to the bat path.

Benjamin Faigin (2027 OF, Monroe, NJ) seared a single to right field in the 4th, pulling a fastball on the outer half through the infield. The lefty swinger shows athletic qualities at the plate with the ability to cover the entire zone.

Danny DiCarlo (2027 OF, Landing, NJ) showed solid feel for the barrel, lining a pair of singles to make the most of his at bats on the day. The stroke was quiet and simplistic from the left side, with the ability to generate impact gap to gap.

Ryan Noll (2027 C, Germantown, MD) made some noise with a loud 2-run triple, providing a nice chunk of offense for Team Navy. The 6-foot 180 pound prospect is certainly physically advanced for his age with a stroke that creates easy pull-side pop.

Rauel Abreu (2027 SS, East Elmhurst, NY) reinforced yesterday’s showing with another solid base knock Sunday, working from a lean, projectable 5-foot-9 130 pound frame with additional room to fill out. He gets his swing on plane early, with some gap-to-gap juice evident. He has fluid reactions and range on the defensive end with promising arm strength that caters to shortstop long-term. 

Kyle Doherty (2026 LHP, Kennett Square, PA) impressed in this one, as the 2026 left-handed hitter collected two hits including a double. He stays relatively simple with his swing and displays plenty of quickness to his hands. He used the entire field effectively and the swing projects well moving forward. 

Gavin Franchetti (2027 C, Atco, NJ) showcased an intriguing overall hit tool with good bat-to-ball skills and some present bat speed, collecting two hits in this one. It is a simple, repeatable swing with adjustability and good pitch recognition. 

Hudson Giddens (2027 RHP, Hoboken, NJ) delivered three scoreless innings, as the 2027 primary right-hander ran his fastball up to 70 mph in this look. He displayed good command to both sides of the plate and effectively mixed in a 11-5 shaped curveball for strikes. he produced three strikeouts throughout and garnered tons of weak contact. He stands to add more velocity as he physically matures and repeats his mechanics well. 

Zachary Bohm (2027 SS, Shelton, CT) did a nice job of finding the barrel, as the 2027 primary shortstop collected two hits and drove in a run. He uses a quick, direct swing path to deliver the barrel with plenty of present bat speed and recognizes spin well. 

Colton Dabkowski (2028 OF, Round Hill, VA) showcased tons of bat speed and good feel for the barrel, as the twitchy left-handed hitting outfielder tripled in this one. It is a simple, repeatable stroke with good lower half usage and tons of projection moving forward. 

Rauel Abreu (2027 SS, East Elmhurst, NY) continued to impress in this one, as he followed up his exciting defensive workout with a double and triple. He generates tons of whip to his barrel and delivers the barrel with plenty of bat speed. It projects for legitimate power down the road and will be fun to watch. 

Jace Stever (2027 LHP, Mount Carmel, PA) impressed in his three innings of work, as the young lefty punched out six and allowed no runs. He maneuvered his fastball effectively to all four quadrants and showed feel for two promising secondary offerings. His 2-7 shaped breaking ball generated some awkward swings-and-misses, while his faded changeup garnered tons of weak contact. The frame projects to add more strength, as the 2027 Grad will continue to add velocity. 

Andrew Bezak (2027 OF, Fulton, MD) displayed a good handle for the bat, as the 2027 Maryland native collected two hits including a double. He stays short and direct with his hands, while delivering the barrel with some compact hand speed. 

Hudson Giddens (2027 RHP, Hoboken, NJ) showed off a lot of rhythm and fluidity to the stroke with a middle of the field oppo approach throughout his round. Contact tool is evident with strength continuing to develop in the 5-foot-9 130 pound frame.

John Eddis (2027 SS, Woodbury Heights, NJ) flashed a repeatable compact line drive stroke from a slightly open stance, displaying bat speed with the ability to use all parts of the field. He covered the zone well and kept the barrel in the zone for an extended period of time.

Rauel Abreu (2027 SS, East Elmhurst, NY) produced some carry gap to gap over the course of his round, displaying compact hand speed with evident barrel control and bat-to-ball skills for his age. 

Andrew Bezak (2027 OF, Fulton, MD) worked the middle of the field consistently with compact hand speed shown as well as advanced feel for the barrel. He got the barrel out in front repeatedly and extended nicely post contact. 

Matthew Rosner (2027 RHP, Bethesda, MD) used all of the developing 5-foot-11 150 pound frame to generate carry and lift on the baseball to the pull side of the field. He flashed juice in the barrel that projects as he matures physically.